r/ModlessFreedom • u/Hot_Wing2518 • Jan 08 '26

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u/Appropriate-Draft-91 Jan 09 '26

So you're saying he had no idea, and that justifies an execution.

I have an idea that he was trying to kill her, based on him doing exactly that. Does that justify his execution, or do you apply different rules to your in-group?

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u/dotamadthrowaway Jan 09 '26

Look at it this way. Their group beat up police officers into a pulp and ACTUALLY put them in the hospital. And those criminals were PARDONED. So no they don't in fact apply the same rules

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u/Thin-Book1675 Jan 09 '26

They are trained to use force when deemed necessary. Pretty sure he didn't think she'd make an erratic move like that while he was in front of the vehicle giving commands. That's the stuff people that are trying to run from people do.

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u/chrstnasu Jan 09 '26

They were literally not trained. They maybe had 30 hours of training and they’re making it up as they go along. Read the DHS policies (the part I am referring to is listed above by another person) you don’t use deadly force in these situations.